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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-20


arise sudden and acute pains. which, BY keep
ing the proper remedy at hand fDr use, are
cured at once and permanently. But 10 get
back 10 the barber. Mr.. Willett =. Cook, pub
Usher Of the Courier, ~Canajoharie, N. Y,
under date Of February 10, 1857 relates the
prominent colored barber Of this village,
suffered several months with rheumatism
he was unable 10 stand up part ofthe time and
attended 70 his customers with difficulty.
Having been myself greatly relieved BY the
great remedy for pain, | advised him TO try
Il. He was rubbed three or four times be
fore dinner. When he left bis shop he was
~ spry as ever in his life. He says he
danced q Jig. 81. Jacobs Oil cured him asn
town. II three applications will cure Q
chronic case Of rheumatism and induce q man
70 dance Q jig. which are facts, the old
Reaper will often be fooled. "NextP
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-20
DR.. POWELL REEVES
3i4 South 18th g., Omaha, Neb.
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Globe and far or near sightedness, Inversion Of the
Lids, Scrofulous Eyes. liberation lnfan nations,
Abscess, imness Of Vision Of one or both eyes, and
Tumors Of Lid.
Cairrh. Internal or External Deafness. or Paralysis
singing or roaring noises, Thickensd Drum, etc.
AT0u01oC ebility, ~p'rmatorrhea, Seminal
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b 9 in its results-compleiely eradieaied without
the use OF mercury. ~scrofula, Erysipelas, Fever,
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l10lAlA0v kidney aud Bladder troubles,
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or any eayse that debilitaies the sectional fune
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No. 3li South 18th 81. Omaha. Neb.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-06

slavic, i Jak6b Seidenftld, ro-
dem . Miko}aja, otrzymali W
Uniwerstytecie Jagiellohsklm
stopieh doktorow wszech nauk
~Iekarskich; p. Jan Kanty Stecz-
kowski, rodem z Dabrowy,
kandydat adwokacki w RE
szowie, stopieh dra, praw, a X.
Czesfaw Wadolny, rodem z Mu-
charza, stopieh DR. sw. Teolog'i.
W PH5m;e zmarl dnia 10
grudnia b.r. c. k. poborca urze-
du podatkowego, Jozef Heinz,
W SO roku zycia. By1 to cz]o-
wick prawego c%harakteru, SUI
mienny j zdolny urzelnik, i
wIelce cenlony przez wszy-
stkich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-06

Nareszcze zawezwaf uian6w do
ziozenia przysiegi ma wiernosc Oj-
cayanie, ktora ciz ~uroczyscie wy
konali.
Lud, zebrany kosciele, ze
fzami W oczach modlii sic M po-
M slnos6 puIku. CAcigodua PAM
X raemc L. goraca patryotka, w
skrytoscl wykonafa ma to caremo
mis- cudny, kosztowny w:eniec lau-
rowy; wlciki obraz 2 oriom biaiym
ma tie parowern, trzymajacy w jed
nej nodze napis 4 dniem prAysiegi
ufanow - W druyie w ar a., n a
III .jn j mifosG (wszys,ko
rsczna r'bote) hyf pieknym wien
CEN nbrany
Bractwo sw StanislYw@ wp,o-
wadz'io wypr"wadzilo utan6w.
Pa s&oh zo'irj & emcn'i uda!i
sio uf"nl Il Ks. ]ruboszczum ma lls-
bailia.
lJei,li S bie 2cza>om tiani
poIscy jersey C,'y p%obuduia
k"szary, %njcrha.] n%imIri-zy aamer
Wiu17tsa k"Aa >ripwac ma pamia
tx pot l.amjvh ~eieity. - Moj-
ter..)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-06
co ShYCHAT?

Ne -yIko :.iclkic, ale j mafa
mc@".-twn &bnniA sit Ia d"nre iak
gi>ny isiotnjc E.rora mn vuIkanie
e.a!'
1otojn iav;qt-2" t.Az, s~~;a
ste ~Aalojrs i 10 . y 'y-iq,y &oi.
nlelza. Nndto chcc zbadoyaG g
no~ych SicIk'uh p%annornii:ow j
k,zyzo~c6w W j%'nnych, 2s todz
torpoJo~y,h, do ezego bqdzio 20
trzehr& odpowlednja lIczla maj
,k"w ckrelowych C4iy plan It.
ptst r,zedIoa ny JUL srjmewy aby
pc ,,awie uchw"l Ii peni; lie
Rad dur ski luA dA" irJ po.
mysl;' taIsa, o plhr","nu fDrtow
OH ,io Norenhagi, IL gdy mt syn
cdm5@' fjeDio4zy, aibl"t sc 10
vego Joz pienleA4y oudownt ne
kredls
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-06
sekretnrzpocztowy p. Ba k ows k j,
ktory przez IS lat byi czynnym
PREY tamtej szej p%oczcie.
Ill.
Ztelsic Polskte pod abe
rem FIJI USkieWskilsa.

B;edni unici! --Znowu PREY
chodzi pisaG o swie2ym gwa}-
Gle, jaki pope}nili tam Moskale.
W Radeczycy, w pobli2u Ia
moseia, znajduje sic piekny
klasztor Berrardynow.
Zakonnikom tym zarzucajq
czynownicy moskiewscy, &e pc.
miedzy ludnosria unicka odpra-
wall misye i przez to n%iejedne-
go Unite, Interchangeable IA
prawos}uwie, Zniewolili znow
do wracenia ma lono kosciola
katolicklego,
Ia tax wielka ,,zb:ndnie'
zakonnikow wywieaiouo W g&ab
Rossyi, a klasztor sam cd
dano zakounikcm prawosfaw-
nym.
lynn sposbem z gmachu,
wystwionego Ia p:emqdze kato'
lickich przodk6w naszych, SEE
rzy sic odtad pomiedzy Uni
,ami poslew uieszczesnei schyz
my,
Podola i Ukramy doszie
wiadomosci gFosza, re kraje tie
polskje dotkniete sa w roku
biezqcym zniwnym m%lpelnym
nieurodzajem oziminy, Ola bra
ku paszj wyprzedaja inwentarzr
1 wieikic maj4tki i pomnie}sze
gosi,odarstwa wfoscialiskie. la
two sobie wystawjt, jake taln
z tego powodu ceny SO ma te
mNenta,ze,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-06
P~rzysiega U}anow.

Niurus @pi"rwszy dnui6>i o
logan zowanIu sic Jersey
City putku alanow, ~slnbnj%e W
skrytosci, otuczHG 90 s=czegoln:ej-
szl pircz"towitr seil.
Ten wiecej Ia bcli A1juro,
70 zapomma} pore umirs.G
nadcs'arrj mt w dhiu 3 grudnia
koreSpcndonryi z Now York II
o u~r"czyst"si rr@ys'qdze tcg" nul
la. Kprtsi oNdrncya po>zt& " "a
niedbanje ? nw0du navajo piracy
" Il dancyi " lierwszym tvgodn}n
pa obrlDdzie }istopadowym, & to
'nz, s!s"ro vrzvfulsicm ow" ko
,espondrnc,a z,owu do,ta';. no dc
TAX Mti~hU nai, chmanst sEtaa.
nc u%iutionvnsn %ju'Nowi dowdG, zc
-ie . aim pani4tl lamirt;c p'"~
|!tt'.
D.@S lij1 - i-s4} ada ""a
w,ona ~lostnta W po'-kim koscrcio
" New Yurku in-zn sw ma nLen-
ella NicI"r3egp puiNn rnI-kich u
ia",ww jersey CITY, n Y. NOS
cot byi nap"ir pny do rs !"ku
PrzaG msla sw H. Is limecklod
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-06
z G6rnego Szlaska.
Unia 16 grudnia 1856 T..

korfspGdcncya iGyWatna do WiarusaJ
W tych dniach plzei,zl5alo pr2ez Ra.
clio z przeszlo 30 o>6b wracaiac z Anne.
ryki do -woiej oirzyzny, Austryi ae to
ME Pc ruz pierwszy WI b take gro
madki z Ameryki wruca.ia, Z lego wnio-
skowsc mt2 "a, ze tam u WAS dosyt
biedy, przynajmniei w n%iek,6sych okol.
each.
I mas wssutek obnizania ceny MS ne.
lnzo, Gynk it d male. o odbytu, praca
obotnih6N w kopalnlach lll,ach c.
rae bu~tZiei malice wystsicza ledno
ua ~wyzywienie siebie samego, a VEG
TAXI, co ma zone i dzieci, znalduie sc
" smns'nem lospaazliwem poloieniu. w
niekA6 ych kopalniach hutacn g6tnilS,
pracuiac 4 "y's2eniem sill, zarabia mie-
ecznie oh h SO marek. IN TAXA sumo
OF l,11t komorne, przyodzi,f SIC choci.z
uhogo wyzyf 4 rodAina lest Yzec2a ME
podoh'a; ME !rzcba $ 8 wiec dliwIt, joel
ply tel biedlie pom edzy -obotn.kami
z,chodla "ybryhi.
mon ~ ~ AtS lNtil'J +" i'N Itt!t'ii
w%njenle, rzsd I Polakami postepujc s.
bic podiug swci VOL a ME poe4ug pya-
wa. Il lnndu z6w rublicznvch. "a Mig
4 t"daiNow ktoe mr. l}.v.c mIt-imy
p'zcHnacl.i wspar,ia ola ucZaeti sic
m}olzi,z ~ nhmieCl ej Z obN"dn opel
sNiego: wsparcia te wynn :zs Ola ahade
n,ikow 80 marck, Ola l~imnalysl0w
IS .45G mayek ro.1nie.
R"kruc, pol-cy W tsm 1ohu " skutek
zapsdici uehw;}y M}adzy wo .%slzowej,
wyn'hlej Z %pobudek poi!tycAnych, roH-
! dzie,eni zoslyli poml"d y palN, ste &C
4; "a 10 mlastach czysto ni%emiecklvh.
-by b.vatcy jak najpe lz"j pc niem'ccku
sig MUS zyii zak zno IN nawet "bono
wanna pism onlskieh Jetyk polskl Is
rr1 sladuja ~ k"3Iym kr"ku 2 z.,"5ck1
Sc g g,d, g l4,s2olo sAutku w i;vi,,lc
rac,Dursiiim dMaj n~unczycie!e du+kliua
k pTa piens 4 g IL TO uharapi %z'stali, I,
dzietl uely,l po.shie piefni kosciclne
~spieSai,
Cholera, tea straszly eost zawitus DO
Austryi kil>n MI Oh g~runicy Szla-hn
n nieAo y,h miei>3o" s3iach grnsuje.
IeAen ~p"Zypadek @h' Very aaszeds tsz
" WrocEaw.u; ulnal} lrm wyrobn X
wsyie,sNi; M TEN Ros@ dziski, shoh
ez,to w miastarh ~;sss1ych u'zadho
no os,bne ]a"alc,y No umies1c2enia
, ch.ych na %cllo!erg " raz'e przvpodku
nupicc Chaser, redeem Z Glwic, pre-
znrczy: Ola bic lnyda teg" miasta hez
I6znicv wy2nani. 10 900 mnrek dta hie
dnyrh 4. low 10. 400 mareil q ma nae
celc dob.oc 'ynne 1910, 800 marel-
Zona doznrcy F0ren'ym BGl2act
z Twardawy, ~wfaeaiac duia % lislopada
Z koz.a b jarlnarku, 1sstrzelons zost AKA;
zbrod MARIA ~jeszcze ME v.isto.
NaiArze"ic,ehnicj,zy Is sac - bistur
wroctawsisi 2~sr&rny i"st ci!zSe chcrcfa
i waipl2 'ckarz>, a.:by udg4 above Ky
skuG.
Podlug te'agramu Rcr.in&
Eslsze ltskup DR., llerzog
umarl W dnia x grudnia.
Nysttr.
FREED kilku dniami odb.ys sic " Kid-
lewskiei Huoie pray budzo %liczn. na
ad1. Ne pogrIcb lckmZn Dr.Brodziaka
przyi,cjc', 'irdoych i uhogi,h
S2I2sk :lczy rod}uy spisu Mdnosci Z
rok,, zeslsegp 4, 112 90 mieszkuiINnw; z
tych 9. 1865 katnl;k6w.
Gazdn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-06
WNrCya 10 rrxYktadcm IN

THrcya 70 rraykiadcm in
nych rzadow tl<3e sic zbroi, ably
nie zostac tvIe, giyby .iaka tie
spoi1l"nl<a woicnta nastapic ml"ta.
Bledny Tur"k n;ema picnic Ivy,
!erz wid2i, 81 i giz ini1ioi chot
ni"dosta,'h W l.aju jednrk rohi!
dfug', by'ehy ty Tx" r"kazuc swia
", &C So s'towi do hojp tax t"4
z"m6~i' 300 tys ecy no"ych ka.
rauiu&w " Nlrncz,ril, ale jch ,re
t2i'i MO dostani", az dupiern gdy
zaptnc; pier~szH 2zesi, waco gwai-
tenn star" lie . roAyczs,, wyuo~x&
r4 owa miiionv funtow s>terlIc@"w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-06
Il GALICYI.
! Y
E9zielxnnaRa7 kap,tul,

@$ Sbs ~ 49,
tarnowskiei Zamianowat mona
rc'A2 %anonll<a i proboszcza
katej3 larnows|<'ej rs. Iozefa
Le&nego. Przoz diu@'e lata 60
dnost tg pia~1owal sp. bisk1r
Amatrjski A"toui Jnnosza Ga.
iecki , Tarnow Cd rcku 1862
mial W murach swych dwoeh
tylko pra1atow IT,. Scholastyi a
i Iufulata, Obccnie vice prey
bywo trzecl. Pozostaje .jeszc4A
do obsadzenia goduost lnfn}a
ia dworh kancnikow g%renIla,-
nych,a wtedy Sapitula TaruoN-
ska belzie W komYleeie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-06

w Frsncyi minister Freyci-
net ztotyt urzad wraz drpgim1
ministrumi i ME chce 60 nape-
wrot obia6. Uczynii to dla tego,
io stronnlctwa W sojmie francu-
skim z taxa zapamictafoscia wal
CA przeciw rzadcwl, Re zadnc mi.
ni-tcrstwo ME moze W porzadku
trzvmac interesow pahstwa. Mini.
mister Precinct wstrzymaf Cd ME-
rozwa&nej wojny z NieLlcami. Kto
bedzie jego nastepca, ME wiadomo.
Byc mole, Be przyjdzie do stern
,kie radyknlne miElsterstwo. z s.
ma peterburskie pisa, b pc Ere
cinecie p%owinnc oblac rzaiy mi
nistersJwo z Bou angersm IN,
minis rem woiny, i dz'"d
nutyci miast N emcom wojne. Ze
Rossa PREY dzisiej ,zych s%tosunis"ch
hsa7ie wpfywafa W PuyAn, a2c-
by do ministerstaa dostnli sig Ia
DIE, ktorzy dvsza tnlko IA wei
ma 2 Nlemcami, tc rzecz pewna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-06

hto mae 30 d,U-
hcwani2. n.e"haJ sic
zse]osi do dvuHarni
kt6ra
msZclkie z~amowienia
cz.y to W poIskim cry
W angieIskim jezyku
wykonuJe rowniez
szyhko i Gustownie,
.jak mozna. doStac
~gd1ieindziej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-06

f SAUNA = Fogonsh 1cA I$"sho,
obywaleIka mia,ta Tarnowa,
waowa pc archilekcie ! villa
scicielka zak,adu kapielowego
oa Bruku, 4marfu duia %
Iistopada h,r
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-06
Nfenncy katolicy me sa y

Nfenncy k~atolicY me sa "a
pefnie zadowoicri u obecnej poiity-
ri koscielnej. Chpciaz Rad prus-
XII .iuz wIe!e zrobii %ueterstw kosris-
fowl, ME wierza owl jednak rza-
dow, Il 10 niewiurs wztudza W
rich biskup fuldai~ki ks. korp,
ktory we wszystk EN- ule5a rzaJo-
wi. Niedawno prey wyborach Ia
.jego sprawl prepaid kaodydut
katolicki wybrany zosLaf rzt.lo-
vice. Do tego biskup Kopp pod
czas swych wizytacIi giosii. te 20
set DIR. W:ndinorst, znny pr%ywod
~ katolikow w prriamoncic, lest
g'cwna znpora znpein'ei zgody z
koscioiem. ZiniarkoW u!i tel knto
Icy niem'ercy. do czego poiityka
bskna K"rpa ptowud1i. Pjsma
k%atoIickic, "mawiaia c TO snraNsI.
pnwjadaja, ~ Rzym lie tedzie r.
zem ~biskupem koprem gani1
posiow katol1ckiyh, anal'nn 81 l*..
Ia Windhnr>ta, DO W R>y.nie W e
dza, e g!yAy ME Wmdhor~t
centrum katolickjc W rarInmrn>je
TO wallsa re,igjina Nivmczevl
oyiaty ~jaszeze gor,ze spr"N 4.
~pnstpszenia, i kto VIC, CIV ,zac
prnski bvity sic 2 Rzynem ma
vet ;iczyt - 1ak wiaaom', RIA,
! &yczy s"be, 10y bi,k"p K,pp ~
stat bi>kni,m wrocIAwskim, u ia
iie& z l"w"du opisanego rostc 10
wanna bi>kara, ME zgodzi: so u:
propozycje rzadg
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-06

Przeclw komu zbroi SIG DANA?
JnIci tylko przeciw Niemcom. Da
MIA przystapi zapewne d" so.inszu
z Rosy. i Francya
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-01-06

Kmcj GrGboN.c=, lekar2
wlszienny, hyjy dlugo!ctni le-
ka1z ordyuujqcy W mleJs'Sim
szpitaln lovs2echnym W Tar
movie, zinar] 2go 4. m. pc dlu,
gich cierpier:ac?i, doczehaWszf
h72o X" zycia
D,. ZyJllhjevirz nylechai
luz q >a,nbora Go krakowa ma
stale mieslAamie. Iuta3 mic lest
zdlow 2i,ein :, 2'atego. Jezeli
lekarza zat;."4 MA W}ja2d DC
ciep!yah l. al"2 ma zane, ME
we1mie 'i>iuw y ohradAch
@e)nu
rs tua~Ia przefoz"'u, zaro
NJ Undergraduates we
Lwovie, ,leleo 7n*ipierws1ych
hstvrikoM ro!sklc i,. zaraGt W
ty.h r2a3nrn "lCaEa chorobe
.. l,.,', p.,, ,n ,,n sun
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-18
Tick. OIL. CONVENTION.

Though, following the rule Of the order.
he proceedings of the Knights of Labor of
Minnesota, in convention at Mankato, were
necessarily secret. the authortive and dis
tinct enunciation of the doctrine that the
society is not political organization, and
does not purpose beng used as such, is
sufficiently important result of their
deliberations. even if nothing else
was accomplished, The fact, however,
that the delegates were harmonious
and actuaTed only by a Jealous desire for
the good of the order. may be taken as an
indication that other business of interest
was transacted which will certainly benefit
the organization in this state. But the de-
:laration of the non political aspect of the
rider was especially timely, as both during
he late elections and since designing
persons have endeavored to use the
Knights of Labor for purposes of poiit-
lcal advancement and partisan effect.
1t is only by preserving its purely nom
partisan character that the order can
retain public sympathy. and it is only by
continuing TO deserve the good will of the
people that it can accomplish the great good
which is surely within its scope. 1t is
well, therefore that the Minnesota knights
are of one mind upon this vital point.
They have also shown. in connection with
the Farmers alliance, excellent judy
ment in the selection of. their dele
gates to the Cincinnati convention.
Messrs. DoNNELLY and SPRAGUE are of
course too well known as earnest advocates
of the farmers and wolkingmen's interests
to require especial comment, while Messrs.
STIvERs and MCGAUGHEY, though less
widely known. are in every way as worthy
OF the honor done them. and the other
members also possess completely the conf
dence of their society. The delegation is
one which comprises experience, energy
and brains, and will give good account of
itself in the national convention.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-18
THE nERLlN BUDGET.
Emperor william Grieved over the
RriecIinrn nf fnn r1n,r EliII

BERLIN, Jan. 17.-Emperor William re
ceiYing the president of the Prussian landtag
to-day referred to the dissolution of the
relchstag and the rejection of the army bill.
"Ihe rejection OF TINS measure s. important
Tor the preservation of peace TO Germany"
the emperor sald mas ueepI. sadd n Il me.
After so many happy days have been vouch-
sated to me in my old age especially after
completing eighty years of service in the
army, the rejection of the bill impressed me
deeply and most painfully. 1t is impossible
from military point OF view
to regard the three years term proposed py
the majority OF the reicnstag as sufficient.
nope the bill will be passed in tue near
future In the upper house Of the Prussan
diet to-day, the address in reply to the speech
from the throne was referred to a committee
OF ten. Herr Bezler, National liberal de-
ciAred that the Nationals would unanimously
SUPPORT THE ADDRESS,
fresh as their impression was of what the
emperor had said i'll expressing patriotic sor-
row Tor the action of the reichstag. He hesi-
tated, however, to indorse the opinion
of the address. Baron Solemacher,
in moving the address. hoped that
the committee would succeed in removing
all cause OF hesitation. Herr Bennigson has
consented to resume the leadership of the
Nationals and will seek reelection to the
relchstag. Herr Miguel will also be a eandi-
date. Both have indorsei the electoral ap-
peal approved at reunion OF Ma. onals yes
terday. Herr BennigSen will PROBABLY stand
for Hanover, which he formerly represented.
The committees of the Conservative, Imperial
anu National parties have agreed to cooperate
in the election in order to preserve the
present aggregate strength of the tn e; par =
ties by the nomination of only one
supporter of the septennate bill in each cleo
toral district. In the event of second ballots
being necessary the votes of the three parties
VIII be given 70 one candidate. The socialist
election lists have been completed. All par
ties have opened the campai n with energy.
The Berlin Liberal co nmtiee has appointed
special election bureau with the mayor of
Berlin as president. Tonight thirty meet
lngS are being held. The Conservatives and
socialist committees are about to issue ad-
dresses to the people.
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zero. slower. Higher.
DIR. JoHNsoN,s CHANCES.

The Democrats OF the Eighth Wisconsin
district have reason to congratulate them
selves upon the heavy snowStorm which
has made the roads i'll that district we'll
nigh impossible, and will gladly enough
endure the temporary Inconvenience it Oc-
caSions them if it results as they hope and
expect. III the election to-day Of Dr.. S. 3.
JOHNSON, the Democratic nominee. to con-
gress. The grounds upon which they base
;he hope are reasonable. DR.. Johnson's
trength lies principally in the cities and
owns, where the snowfall will have no
Effect whatever in reducing the vote.
while the misguided individuals who in
3end casting their ballots for his opponent.
\. P. HAUGEN, live in the country districts
at a distance from the polling places. With
the hardshps which. in view of the great
snowfall, must result i'll an attempt to reach
the polls, it is expected that a majority of
the voters will stay at home. and that DIR.
JoHNSoN'S chances for election are, there
fore, excellent. When even the elements
fight on the side of Democracy there is room
for the hope that the right will prevail,
though the contest is being waged in a dis
trict normally largely Republican.
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Chips From the Ties

j. E. Mcclure, western passenger agent of
the Union Pacific, and Col. Frank Wrinkle
man, of the same road, with Headquarters at
Omaha; Alex Mitchell, Jr., of the milwaukee,
y st. Paul, with headquarters at Salt Lake
City; Charles Bair, passenger agent of the
Northern Pacific, and Charles Snediker of the
Northern Pacific, with headquarters at Hell
ena; William Gilbert, superintendent of the
Idaho division of the Northern Pacific, at
Heron, Mont; Maj. Tom Laughin, of CHINA
bar, Mont; Col. Tom Ross. railroad con-
tractor, at Rimini, Mont; j. NJ. HILL ticket
agent of the Northern Pacific at Bozeman.
J. II. Morris. agent of the Manitoba at Sank
Centre are in st. Paul and made a formal call
in body upon w. FL. Dixon, of the Milwau-
kee q st. Paul road, who received them in
royal style. They all come here 10 the car
niv.il.
R. l.. Belknap, treasurer of the Northern
Pacific, with party Of capitalists, was in
the city yesterday, and in the afternoon took
the train for Superior over the Omaha 1t is
not certain whether or not they will return to
st. Paul or go right along east
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behind him that his own party could not
follow him if it was disposed to do so. His
only reliance for support was with the Re-
publicans. Therefore. with what deep
chagrin must he have learned from the
Republican leaders in the house the 9th er
day that they did not propose to follow his
leadership. and would not connect them
selves to any of his tariff schemes. They
went further than that, and gave it out
cold that if RANDALL insisted on revving
the tariff issue during this congress they
would call up the MORRISON bill again,
with the probability that all of the Western
Republicans would support it in prefer
ence to the one that RANDALL would
present. 1t is a marvellous exhibition of
ingratitude on the part of the Republicans
in congress, yet no one is particularly
sympathizing with RANDALL. There is a
sort of general feeling that he deserves
all he is getting.
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HIGH LICENSE.

Rev. DR.. DANA is no politician, there
fore he speaks out more honestly on
the high license issue than the Republican
politicians do. He is an advocate of high
license because, in his opinion. 1T will
prepare the way for the more radical tenn
perance legislation demanded by those I'M
satisfied with anything short of total prohi-
oition." That was the language of his last
Sunday night sermon. The Republican
politicians pretend not to see it in that
light. They affect the belief that high
license has no connection with prohibition.
But Dr.. DANA unveils the whole question
with the simple statement that prohibition
is the real object in view. High license is
The JOHN THE BAPTIST, so to speak. pre-
pairing the way for the coming of the pro-
libition movement. How much better it
would be for the Republican politicians to
speak out honestly as DR.. DANA does. If
they win let them win honestly, and if thew
fail let it be an honest failure.